Corn

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DowntoearthdigsCertified GKH Gardening Expert

Answered on July 22, 2015

This happens due to poor pollination. Corn needs to be planted in a certain pattern (side by side rows) and conditions need to be right at pollination time (not too hot or too rainy) for best pollination. If the pollination is poor, you will get spotty kernel growth.